★★·Tân Dương·7.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Van Kim Long in Tân Dương, Can Tho, offers air‑conditioned family rooms with private bathrooms, work desks, flat‑screen TVs and complimentary Wi‑Fi. The on‑site restaurant serves Vietnamese, Asian and European dishes for brunch and dinner, complemented by a bar, sun terrace and outdoor seating. Free bicycles, 24‑hour front desk, tour desk, lounge, coffee shop and onsite parking enhance convenience; the airport lies 43 km away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Nothing except the receptionist who clearly feels the pressure from her boss. The boss herself does nothing to welcome European guests. The bungalows are far from the Booking photos, much older, the shower isn’t maintained, there was rust on the shower head, and the TV trash can was an issue; we paid about 25 € for the room, a reasonable price for Europeans, but I could have found much better for the same cost.
Vincent·2 months ago
The room was functional enough, the staff were friendly, and the location and nearby spots were great, but it was a bit dusty and had a faint foul smell.
Ha·3 months ago
The room was clean and the breakfast was tasty, but there was nothing else.
Boi·3 months ago
When I booked, only the old area rooms were listed, so upon arrival I switched to a new‑area room and the hotel covered the price difference; the room was large, tidy, and right next to Sadec Square, so I parked my car there and walked out to explore. A plus was the lack of a kettle, but there was a hot‑and‑cold water purifier down the hall, so I didn’t need to buy bottled water and could grab a paper cup; a small table and chairs were provided for meals, and the motorcycle parking was free because few guests used it. On the downside, the hot water never really warmed up: on the first day I showered at 16:00 and had to wait 10 minutes for it to get hot; on the second day at 12:00 it took 15 minutes; and on the third day at 09:30 I had to wait 30 minutes and it still wasn’t hot, forcing me to shower with cold water. The old‑style hot‑water tap in the banana‑tree area was also inefficient, wasting water without heating it. Each guest received one breakfast voucher worth 65 k; if you ate more you had to pay extra, which felt unfair. The on‑site restaurant was small with limited seating, the indoor space was stuffy, and outside there were only 3–4 tables; by late afternoon all were taken. I hope the hotel invests more in a cooler dining area, especially since it hosts both room‑bookers and walk‑in guests, so seating can be spacious and comfortable. Inside the bathroom, the lavatory lacked a towel rack near the shower head, so after showering I had to grab a towel from elsewhere; the design felt ill‑thought. The fridge was only mildly cool, just enough to keep things chilled. Soundproofing was decent, but the elevator was a bit cramped.
Vy·8 months ago
There was no car‑rental service available.
Tuấn·8 months ago